Make a deck or paste one in from Quizlet, a spreadsheet or your notes. When you study, each card comes back right before you'd forget it, so you spend time on what you don't know yet.
Your decks
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One card per line, with the front and back separated by a tab, a dash, a colon or a comma. Quizlet's export pastes straight in.
All caught up. Come back later for the cards that are due next, or study ahead.
Why spaced repetition works
Memories fade on a predictable curve, and each successful recall flattens it. Reviewing a card just as you're about to forget it is the most efficient moment to study. This tool tracks that moment for every card using the same kind of scheduling as Anki, so short daily sessions add up to long-term memory.
Import from Quizlet
In Quizlet, open a set, choose Export, keep the default tab between term and definition, and copy the text. Paste it into Add cards in bulk. Lists from spreadsheets, notes or Anki exports work the same way.
Privacy
Your decks stay in this browser. There are no ads, no account and nothing is uploaded. Export a deck any time to keep a copy or move it to another device.
